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Greece and Israel sign €3 billion agreement

Greece and Israel have concluded an agreement worth €3 billion. The supplied report does not specify the agreement’s sector or operational details.

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The agreement could deepen bilateral strategic or economic ties, but its wider consequences are unclear from the report.

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